1961: Aldous Huxley on the power of TECHNOLOGY! | In Conversation | Classic Interviews | BBC Archive
“Technology was made for man and not man for technology.” A few years after the publication of Brave New World Revisited, the revered novelist appeared on In Conversation with John Morgan to talk about dystopian and utopian worlds and the increasing influence that technology was having over peoples lives. Originally broadcast 30 July, 1961. You have now entered the BBC Archive, a time machine that will transport you back to the golden age of TV to educate, entertain and enlighten you through our classic clips from the BBC vaults. Make sure you subscribe so that you never miss a single stop on our amazing journey through the BBC Archive - https://www.youtube.com/c/BBCArchive?...

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1971: MARSHALL MCLUHAN on ADVERTISING | 24 Hours | Writers and Wordsmiths | BBC Archive

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Brave New World vs Nineteen Eighty-Four featuring Adam Gopnik and Will Self

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1969: Stalin's Daughter on Defecting From the Soviet Union | Classic Interviews | BBC Archive

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A Conversation with Bertrand Russell (1952)

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Vidal VS Mailer — A Battle of Wit! | The Dick Cavett Show

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Dictator: The Hitler Interviews - Episode 2 (Channel 4 Documentary)

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1958: ALDOUS HUXLEY Interview | Monitor | Writers and Wordsmiths | BBC Archive

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Brave New World: Summary & Analysis

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Roman Polanski On Escaping The Jewish Ghetto In World War II | The Dick Cavett Show

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En 1960, Aldous Huxley interviewé en français par Hubert Aquin

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Alan Bennett in Conversation | BFI Q&A

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1961: Yuri Gagarin Interview | BBC Archive

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Hannah Arendt "Zur Person" Full Interview (with English subtitles)

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VICE Meets 'My Struggle' Author Karl Ove Knausgaard

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The Mike Wallace Interview with Ayn Rand

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Aldous Huxley on the Ultimate Revolution (1962)

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Michel Houellebecq: "Writing is like cultivating parasites in your brain." | Louisiana Channel

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1955: What Next for Germany? | Special Enquiry | BBC Archive

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Orson Welles Was On Another Level — His Best TV Moments (1 Hour of Pure Genius!)

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